“Even if we stop one person doing it”

Graeme shares a deeply personal story of losing his son, Peter, to suicide.

From a happy, outgoing young man to a gradual and often hidden decline, Graeme reflects on the signs, the moments missed, and the struggle of trying to get help in a system that didn’t recognise the risk.  

He speaks openly about grief, guilt, acceptance, and how finding community through the Infant Hercules Choir helped him begin to rebuild his life.

Now, Graeme is using his voice to break the silence around suicide, encouraging people to talk, seek help, and support one another.

A conversation about being open, honest and the truth of suicide and mental health from lived experience.